Rhode Island is considering the "Taylor Swift tax" on luxury homes. The tax targets non-owner occupied properties valued over $1 million, like Swift's mansion.

If passed, it would tax non-owner occupied homes or secondary residences valued at more than $1 million. Swift purchased her Rhode Island mansion for about $17 million in 2013.

H. Philip West Jr. is an advocate for affordable housing and the author of "Secrets & Scandals: Reforming Rhode Island, 1986-2006. " ...

Rhode Island internet providers, such as Cox, may offer lower introductory pricing or special for a limited time. Many, including Verizon Fios and i3 Broadband, run the same standard pricing year ...